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Karnataka Ready To Release 8,000 Cusecs Cauvery Water To Tamil Nadu: Chief Minister
Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Sunday said the Karnataka government was ready to release 8,000 cusecs of water from the Cauvery river every day to neighbouring Tamil Nadu instead of one TMC as directed by the Cauvery Water Regulation Committee.
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Tamil Nadu Opposes Karnataka Minister's Remarks On Mekedatu Project
The Tamil Nadu government on Wednesday strongly opposed Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister D K Shivakumar's reported remarks on his state going ahead with the construction of a reservoir across river Cauvery at Mekedatu.
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Karnataka's Defiance Of Supreme Court Order Unconstitutional: J Jayalalithaa
Tearing into Karnataka for treating the Supreme Court order on release of Cauvery water with "utter contempt", Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa today said such "deliberate defiance" goes against the spirit of the constitution and amounts to "contempt" of the top court.
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Bride From Bengaluru Walks For Hours As Cauvery Protests Hit Buses To Tamil Nadu
A bride in her wedding sari and her extended family walked several kms on Tuesday as public transport was missing from the roads and vehicles were stopped between Karnataka and Tamil Nadu, a day after violent protests over the Cauvery water dispute.
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Shut For 2 Days Due To Cauvery Protests, Some Schools To Reopen: 10 Updates
A day after violence and arson in Karnataka over the Cauvery river water dispute with Tamil Nadu, airlines have decided to waive cancellation and rescheduling charges of flights to Bengaluru. After 2 days of being shut, some schools in the city will re-open on Wednesday.
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Karnataka Bandh Shuts Down Infosys, Wipro. Bengaluru's Angry Day Off.
Today's Karnataka bandh or strike shut down technology capital Bengaluru, with hundreds of companies forced to remain closed and public transport services cancelled as thousands took to the streets over a water shortage.
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To Soothe Anger, Karnataka Releases Cauvery Water For Its Own Farmers
After nearly 60 hours of seething demonstrations that have cut off the crucial highways and roads, protests in Karnataka are smaller and quieter today over the release of water from the Cauvery River to neighbouring Tamil Nadu.
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'Live And Let Live', Supreme Court Tells Karnataka On Cauvery Water Dispute
'Live and let live,' the Supreme Court told Karnataka today, urging the state to consider releasing water from the Cauvery river to neighbour Tamil Nadu.
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Supreme Court To Decide On Tamil Nadu's Plea For Cauvery Water
The Supreme Court will today hear an urgent plea by the Tamil Nadu government seeking directions to Karnataka government for release of additional Cauvery river water from its reservoirs.
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DMK Chief Hits Out at Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Over Cauvery Issue
DMK chief M Karunanidhi today hit out at Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa over the Cauvery water issue and ridiculed her for going to Kodanadu in Nilgiris District.
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Centre Asks Tamil Nadu and Karnataka to Cooperate on Sharing Cauvery Water
The Centre today advised Karnataka and Tamil Nadu state governments to "cooperate" with each other on the sharing of Cauvery waters. This comes after an angry Tamil Nadu claimed that Karnataka had failed to release water as per the final order of the Cauvery Water Disputes Tribunal, said sources.
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Karnataka Chief Minister Leads All-Party Delegation to PM Modi Over Mekedatu Dam Issue
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah today led an all-party delegation to Prime Minister Narendra Modi seeking the Centre's "cooperation" for implementing the Mekedatu dam project in his state, which is being opposed by neighbouring Tamil Nadu.
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DMK to Support Farmers Association Bandh Over Mekedatu Dam Row
The DMK today alleged that Karnataka releases water from Cauvery only when there is surplus water available for Tamil Nadu and not as per the orders of the river dispute tribunal, and its party chief M Karunanidhi said that they support the March 28 bandh over the Mekedatu dam row.
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Won't allow construction of new dam on Cauvery, says Jayalalithaa
With the Cauvery water sharing row escalating, Tamil Nadu government on Friday made it clear that it would not allow construction of a new dam by Karnataka at Mekedhatu across the river under "any circumstances."
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Karnataka Ready To Release 8,000 Cusecs Cauvery Water To Tamil Nadu: Chief Minister
Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Sunday said the Karnataka government was ready to release 8,000 cusecs of water from the Cauvery river every day to neighbouring Tamil Nadu instead of one TMC as directed by the Cauvery Water Regulation Committee.
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Tamil Nadu Opposes Karnataka Minister's Remarks On Mekedatu Project
The Tamil Nadu government on Wednesday strongly opposed Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister D K Shivakumar's reported remarks on his state going ahead with the construction of a reservoir across river Cauvery at Mekedatu.
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Karnataka's Defiance Of Supreme Court Order Unconstitutional: J Jayalalithaa
Tearing into Karnataka for treating the Supreme Court order on release of Cauvery water with "utter contempt", Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa today said such "deliberate defiance" goes against the spirit of the constitution and amounts to "contempt" of the top court.
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Bride From Bengaluru Walks For Hours As Cauvery Protests Hit Buses To Tamil Nadu
A bride in her wedding sari and her extended family walked several kms on Tuesday as public transport was missing from the roads and vehicles were stopped between Karnataka and Tamil Nadu, a day after violent protests over the Cauvery water dispute.
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Shut For 2 Days Due To Cauvery Protests, Some Schools To Reopen: 10 Updates
A day after violence and arson in Karnataka over the Cauvery river water dispute with Tamil Nadu, airlines have decided to waive cancellation and rescheduling charges of flights to Bengaluru. After 2 days of being shut, some schools in the city will re-open on Wednesday.
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Karnataka Bandh Shuts Down Infosys, Wipro. Bengaluru's Angry Day Off.
Today's Karnataka bandh or strike shut down technology capital Bengaluru, with hundreds of companies forced to remain closed and public transport services cancelled as thousands took to the streets over a water shortage.
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To Soothe Anger, Karnataka Releases Cauvery Water For Its Own Farmers
After nearly 60 hours of seething demonstrations that have cut off the crucial highways and roads, protests in Karnataka are smaller and quieter today over the release of water from the Cauvery River to neighbouring Tamil Nadu.
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'Live And Let Live', Supreme Court Tells Karnataka On Cauvery Water Dispute
'Live and let live,' the Supreme Court told Karnataka today, urging the state to consider releasing water from the Cauvery river to neighbour Tamil Nadu.
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Supreme Court To Decide On Tamil Nadu's Plea For Cauvery Water
The Supreme Court will today hear an urgent plea by the Tamil Nadu government seeking directions to Karnataka government for release of additional Cauvery river water from its reservoirs.
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DMK Chief Hits Out at Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Over Cauvery Issue
DMK chief M Karunanidhi today hit out at Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa over the Cauvery water issue and ridiculed her for going to Kodanadu in Nilgiris District.
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Centre Asks Tamil Nadu and Karnataka to Cooperate on Sharing Cauvery Water
The Centre today advised Karnataka and Tamil Nadu state governments to "cooperate" with each other on the sharing of Cauvery waters. This comes after an angry Tamil Nadu claimed that Karnataka had failed to release water as per the final order of the Cauvery Water Disputes Tribunal, said sources.
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Karnataka Chief Minister Leads All-Party Delegation to PM Modi Over Mekedatu Dam Issue
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah today led an all-party delegation to Prime Minister Narendra Modi seeking the Centre's "cooperation" for implementing the Mekedatu dam project in his state, which is being opposed by neighbouring Tamil Nadu.
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DMK to Support Farmers Association Bandh Over Mekedatu Dam Row
The DMK today alleged that Karnataka releases water from Cauvery only when there is surplus water available for Tamil Nadu and not as per the orders of the river dispute tribunal, and its party chief M Karunanidhi said that they support the March 28 bandh over the Mekedatu dam row.
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Won't allow construction of new dam on Cauvery, says Jayalalithaa
With the Cauvery water sharing row escalating, Tamil Nadu government on Friday made it clear that it would not allow construction of a new dam by Karnataka at Mekedhatu across the river under "any circumstances."
